Robert's Grove Beach Resort
From the Grecian fountain in the front driveway to the beautiful beachfront patio bar and restaurant, Ro...
From the Grecian fountain in the front driveway to the beautiful beachfront patio bar and restaurant, Ro...
Tucked away in a beautifully landscaped garden, the newly renovated Singing Sands offers an affordable o...
Newly renovated, the Maya Beach offers clean air-con rooms with custom-made wooden furniture...
Enjoying a superb hilltop setting overlooking miles of protected jungle stretching down to the Gulf of Honduras, the beautiful Machaca Hill Lodge offers luxurious accommodations (while leaving only a light ecological footprint).
In a world where an increasing number of businesses are flying a green flag to appeal to the ecoconscious crowd, Ian and Kate Morton's does more than just talk the green talk.
Sitting 8 miles off the coast, Thatch Caye is a privately owned island resort with environmental sustainability built into almost every aspect of its design.
All Seasons may just be the prettiest guesthouse in town, with its octagonal, thatch-covered upstairs porch and its four uniquely decorated rooms with big private bathrooms.
Since retiring from his job as Punta Gorda's postmaster Mr Tate has channeled his energies into his guesthouse – and the latest refurbishment includes a beautiful garden out front and an all-over purple exterior.
Offering quaint and quiet cabanas and rooms away from the main house, just a few feet from the sea, the Blue Crab is a great mid-priced place to relax on the peninsula.
Rooms in this family-run hotel are clean and comfortable, with the ones upstairs having the best views. The cheaper units on the side of the hotel are fairly run-down and best suited to those placing budget above comfort.
Built by Slavek Machacka in 1999, this classical wooden hotel wins 'best in show' for the budget category. Set back a bit from the noisy center of town, the Manatee puts you close enough to the beach to feel a constant breeze.
With 25 clean rooms with air-con and cable TV, not to mention a good location at the north end of town, Charlton's is a good choice for those looking for a place in the upper level of the budget category.
Brightly colored (it's the pink building on the edge of town) and breezy, this seaside hotel about half a mile north of PG is a good find for those looking to balance comfort and economy.
Camping on the beach. Look for a yellow house (but not the Yellow House, right) at the northern end of the Sidewalk.
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